At Bell Labs, Gabriel learned from making gears, miniature tongs and other micronovelties that, to become a commercial reality, any device would need to have a well-defined purpose—and it would have to be readily manufacturable using conventional semicond
At Bell Labs, Gabriel learned from making gears, miniature tongs and other micronovelties that, to become a commercial reality, any device would need to have a well-defined purpose—and it would have to be readily manufacturable using conventional semicond
在贝尔实验室里，盖布瑞从制造齿轮、微型钳子和其他微型元件中学到，要能够商品化，所发明的装置必须具备明确的目标，同时必须容易地以传统半导体制程制造出产品。